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  1. WWII Era E.G.Waterman Knife.  Unusually small (5 1/8” blade).  Blade shows only the smallest bit of corrosion that was stopped long ago along the top of each side of the blade.  Blade edge has been carefully sharpened, with no loss of blade mass.  Wooden handle has crack on one side but is solid and tight (see pictures).  Period scabbard.

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http://www.militaryknives.bizland.com/1717.JPG                       $85

 

  1. WWII Shop Cast Knuckle Knife with heavy brass handle stamped “U.S. 1918”.  One side of crossguard ground off for easier carrying.  Has 7 ½” cut-down 1913 Remington bayonet blade with various armory stampings on ricasso.  Has very nice shortened bayonet scabbard with wire-hanger. 

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http://www.militaryknives.bizland.com/1710.JPG                       $400

 

  1. Vietnam Era Survival/Parachutist Switchblade, Camillus N.Y. Mfg.  Orange handles, absolutely mint in the original wrapper with “warning” verbiage.  This cannot be upgraded.

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  1. WWI  LF&C 1918 Knuckle Knife.  Handle is 100% with nothing having been cut off of it.  Blade has been sharpened over the years, but is still a full 6 ½” long.  Some slimming of the blade from sharpening.  Pommel nut tip has been flattened.  Harness leather and harness rivet scabbard shows a little bit of drying at the throat, but is very solid.  A leather lace is used as a keeper over the pommel.  (NO PAYPAL ON THIS KNIFE.)

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http://www.militaryknives.bizland.com/1694.JPG                       $550

 

  1. Sale Pending ~ Vietnam Era Dan Knife.  Heavy clip point blade is 6 7/8” long.  No pitting or rusting.  Proper scabbard is excellent, but the snap strap has some cracks in it.  This is an excellent example of an early Dan knife and scabbard.

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http://www.militaryknives.bizland.com/1688.JPG                       $595

 

  1. Vietnam era SOG knife, Fat Guard, Bright blade, proper scabbard, excellent condition overall.

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  1. Sale Pending ~ WII Era Third Pattern F/S Knife.  Marked “3” on the handle and “ENGLAND” and “I” (or “T”) with a broad arrow.  Handle has 99% of its finish with only the ouside of the ribs’ finish thinning.  The blade is absolutely mint, unsharpened with 99.9% of the blue remaining.  Scabbard appears unissued or unused.  No trace of the elastic band, marked “England”.  Some of the stitching is loose at the top of the sheath. 

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  1. Sale Pending ~ WWII Fixed Blade Machete marked CASE XX.  Handle is unusual as it is marked “U.S.” on both sides.  Absolute mint condition with mint original blade cover.

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  1. WWII Era USM-4 Bayonet for the M-1 Carbine. CASE Mfg.  Full blade retains most of its parkerizing.  May have been very carefully sharpened.  Guard, handle and pommel are in excellent condition.  Proper M-8A-1 scabbard. 

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  1. Vietnam Era CISO 7” Recon Knife.  Full blade appears unsharpened, but does have some light spotting in places.  Letter of authenticity and photos from Ben Baker state that this is one of the very earliest 7” Recon knives as is evident by the exaggerated choil cut.  Baker, in his letter, says that the blade has minor rust spots, but they are VERY minor if they are rust at all and not just spotting.  The guard and pommel retain about 75% of the darkening finish over the brass.  Handle is in excellent plus condition.  The scabbard is a little nicer than the knife---Baker states that it is a reproduction, but it looks good to me…In any case, this is a very rare knife in excellent condition, with important documentation.

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  1. WWII Era Imperial M-3.   Post war, sold in hardware stores.  Full blade shows some light cleaning.  Guard, spacers, handle and pommel are in excellent condition.  Unusual as it is marked on the blade as opposed to the ricasso.

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  1. WWII U.S. Navy MK-1, Colonial Mfg. Bright unmarked blade.  Mint handle, blade shows the slightest bit of careful sharpening on one side.  Near mint U.S.N. marked rare 1 piece scabbard.

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  1. Vietnam Era (1972) Gerber Mark II, Orange Handle.  Fine serrations, blade appears in excellent condition.  Orange handle has only a coupled of very small nicks.  Guard and pommel have some black missing in the usual sharp places (at the tip of the pommel).  Scabbard has the GERBER sharpening steel on front.

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  1. WWII Era “Shop Made” Double Edge knife.  Made from a MALCO DUCT knife.  Period scabbard.

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  1. WWII Era Western 8” Fighting Knife.  Beautiful blade is unsharpened and retains about 99% of its original blue finish—a couple of small rust spots on one side of the blade.  Reproduction scabbard, I believe.  Solid handle, pommel and guard.

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  1. Vietnam Era SOG Knife.  Probably a 2nd tour for this original plumb presentation piece.  Blade has clear markings, but has no finish remaining.  Blade shows some bellying.  Silvey Pg. 22.

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  1. 7” CISO Style Knife made for commercial sales.  Aluminum pommel, brass guard, leather washer handle.  Original sheath.   Made in the exact same fashion that we find on the Marine Recon knives.  Little question that it was made by Japan Sword for commercial sales.  Bright blade has some very light scratches but does not appear sharpened.

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  1. Vietnam Era Camillus Jet Pilot’s Knife Pre 1967.  Ricasso marked Camillus N.Y.  Very good condition.

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1. SOLD---------------------------------------------WWII Pal RH-37 Mark 2---Minty----The blade is 7" long and unused. It is marked "RH Pal 37" on one side and "U.S. Navy" on the other. The guard and pommel are both tight. The leather handle is very clean. It comes with a very nice and complete leather scabbard. Ref: Cole III pg 87 #8-----Nice Minty Mark 2-----$ 275.00
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2. Vietnam Presentation CCC Round Tip Bolo---The blade is in excellent plus condition and engraved "In Appreciation / SSG Gary M. Douglas / SOA (CCC) 5th SFGA / Kontum, Vietnam". It also has the emblems for Special Forces and Command and Control Central. Douglas is listed in "Who's Who of SOG". Ref: Silvey Vietnam pg 44 & 45----Nice Bolo----$ 2100.00
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3. WWII Theater Knuckle Knife---Very Unique----The nice heavy upswept blade is 5" long and 2" wide. The handle is leather and the  knuckle bow is brass. The two acorn style nuts on the butt end appear to be nickel silver. There is a set of WWII Pilot Wings silver solidered to the outside of the knuckle bow. There was no scabbard with the knife so it is possible it was a presentation piece. Very neat and unique Knuckle knife-----$ 320.00
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4. WWII Camillus Mark 2----Unusual First Pattern----The bright blade is 7" long and appears unused. It is marked "Camillus,N.Y." on one side and "U.S.N." on the other. The guard and pommel are tight. The leather handle is smooth, rather than ribbed. The pommel has the threaded nut with some black paint added to the nut. All metal is bright with no indication that it was ever parkerized. It comes with a very nice WWII leather scabbard that is complete. There are some light scratches on the front.  Ref: Cole III pg 86------Very Unusual Mark 2-----$ 175.00
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5. SOLD------------------------------------------Vintage 1952 Randall Model 7---Fisherman-Hunter---The blade is 4 7/8" long and has some minor sharpening, but no rust or pitting. It appears to have been polished or lightly buffed. It has a deep Randall stamp on one side and a name on the other. It has a brass guard and duralumin pommel. It has a very clean leather handle with no damage. There are 5 spacers at the guard. The spacers are all thick making this a 1952 production knife. It comes with a very minty Heiser Brown Button sheath that is super clean and complete. Both snaps work fine and it has a solid grey stone. Very nice vintage Randall-----$ 980.00
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6. WWII Kabar Mark 2----Rare Straight Line Mark-----The blade has use and sharpening and has been buffed. The guard is marked "Ka-Bar" and "USN" all in a straigh line. The handle is clean and solid. The butt cap is the thick version and also has been buffed. It comes with a very nice WWII leather scabbard that is complete. Ref: Cole III pg 87 #18--- Rare Marking----$ 125.00
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7. WWII Cattaraugus 225Q-----Minty----The bright blade is 6" long and unused. It is marked "Cattaraugus / 225Q" at the ricasso. The guard and pommel are tight. The leather handle is clean and solid. It comes with the original scabbard that is complete. Ref: Cole III pg 65-----Nice Piece-------$ 110.00
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8. WWII Kabar Mark 1----The blue blade is 5 1/8" long and marked "Ka-Bar / Olean,N.Y." at the ricasso on one side and nothing on the other. The blade does not have any sharpening but does have some surface scratches. The leather handle is in excellent condition. It comes with a nice leather scabbard that had another knife in it at one time. Ref: Cole III pg 80 #18-----$ 75.00
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9. WWII UDT Mark 2--No Fuller---This is a different version of the so called UDT knife---The bright blade is the non-fullered version and is 7" long. It has light use and sharpening. The guard is unmarked. The leather handle has regular grooves rather than being smooth. The pommel is pinned. It comes with a USN MK2 scabbard. Ref: Cole III pg 89---$ 165.00
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10. Randall Model 14---Mint in Wrap----The blade is 7 1/2" long and has the Randall Mark. The Model 1 style guard is nickel silver. It has a Border Patrol shape handle with thong hole and thong. It comes with the original Randall marked scabbard, complete with stone and all lacings. It also comes with the butcher paper and "Take Care of Your Knife" paper. Very nice Randall set up as a Fighter----$ 525.00
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11. WWII M3 Utica----Minty----The blade is 6 3/4" long and unused. The underside of the guard is marked "US / M-3 / Utica". The leather handle is the early 8 ring version and is unused. There is a very minor scratch across the leather grip on the backside. It is right on the surface and I did not try to remove it. The pommel has the Ordnance mark. It comes with an early M8 scabbard with belt hooks. Ref: Cole III pg 97 #23-----Minty----$ 265.00
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12. Vietnam Era Kabar 1207-----The bright blade is 6" long and marked "Kabar / 1207 USA" at the ricasso. It has some light sharpening marks just at the cutting edge. It has a brass guard and aluminum pommel. The leather handle has finger grooves and a little wear on one side. It comes with a nice leather scabbard.-------$ 40.00
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13. WWII Pal Dagger----Exact Knife Shown in Silvey Book-----The double edge blade is 6" long and unused. The leather handle is very clean and solid. The blade is made from a Model 1942 Bayonet. The guard and handle from a Pal RH 36. The pommel from a Pal Mark 1. This is the exact knife shown on page 202 of Mike Silvey's WWII Book. The sheath is different and I would guess that Mike used a Mark 2 sheath just for the picture. -------------Minty------$ 275.00
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14. WWII Kabar USMC----The blade has been plated and is marked "Ka-Bar" on one side and "USMC" on the other. It has some minor sharpening along the cutting edge. The guard and pommel have also been plated. The leather handle is clean and solid and appears to have a varnish coating. It comes with a nice leather scabbard that was marked by the owner just below the grip strap "USMC / 1944". Ref: Cole III pg 94 top------$ 125.00
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15. WWI or WWII Gurkha Kukri----The blade is 12" long and has use, sharpening, staining and some pin head type pitting. There are some faint markings right at the handle ferrule. It is very hard to make out but could be a letter and some numbers. The handle is one piece wood with some minor cracks (it is stable) and a metal butt plate. It comes with a very nice scabbard. The brown leather is in excellent condition and the hanger is complete. Ref: Flook-British & Commonwealth Military Knives pg 194-200. It most closely matches the one on pg 195 plate 459-----$ 225.00
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16. WWII Camillus USMC Mark 2 Custom----Minty----The blade is 7" long and has just some very minor use. The guard is marked "Camillus,N.Y." and "U.S.M.C.". The hand carved wood handle was made by Phil Kobbe of Washington and is Ipay and Spalted Maple, then finished with Tung Oil. The pommel is original. The well made sheath was made by Harry Savage of Virginia. Very nice Custom Fighter----$ 225.00
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17. SOLD-------------------------------------------Sanssouci Mark 2---The bright blade is 7 1/8" long and unused. There are some old pin head pitting spots that have been cleaned. The guard is tight. These are normally marked on the guard, but I think the red spacer is covering the mark. The handle is a mixture of leather, black, red, and aluminum spacers. The pommel is the standard Sanssouci type. It comes with a nice USN MK2 scabbard. Ref: Cole IV pg 199 for another version------$ 130.00
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18. SOLD-------------------------------------WWII Williams Bros Knife----The blade is 6" long and has light use and sharpening. The Williams mark was an lightly etched mark and is long gone. The guard and pommel are steel. The leather handle is quite clean and solid. It comes with a very nice and complete leather sheath. Ref: Cole IV pg 166 middle-----Scarce Knife----$ 60.00
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19. SOLD-----------------------------------Kutmaster Fighting Knife made from M1 Bayonet----The blade is 6" long and has some sharpening marks. It is marked "Kutmaster / Utica,N.Y.,U.S.A." at the ricasso. There is no cutout for the bayonet lug on the handle. It comes with a cut down USN MK1 scabbard (the scabbard is rarer than the knife). Ref: Cole III pg 198 and pg 33------$ 75.00
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20. WWII EGW & Pal Mark 1----Lot of 2 knives---The EGW has a blade 7 1/4" long and marked "EGW / Knife" at the ricasso. It has use and sharpening. The leather handle has use. The Pal has a blade 5 1/8" long and is marked "U.S.N. / Mark 1" on one side and "Rh-Pal-35" on the other. The blade has some use and a dime size spot of pin head pitting. The grip is solid. Sorry, no scabbards with either knfe. Ref: Cole III pg 193 & 81-------$ 50.00 for both.
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21. Vietnam Era Mark 2-----The heavy blue blade is unused. It is lightly stamped Japan near the ricasso. The guard and pommel are tight, The leather handle is clean. It comes with the original black scabbard with yellow stitching. ------Nice Piece---$ 60.00
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22. WWII Kabar Mark 2 with Boyt Sheath----The blade is 7" long and marked "Ka-Bar" at the ricasso. The blade has hardly any use but most of the finish is gone. The leather handle is clean and solid. It comes with a nice WWII leather sheath that is marked "Boyt / 43" just below the grip strap. Ref: Cole III pg 87 #6-----$ 125.00
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23. WWII Kutmaster 7" Fighter-----The bright blade appears to have had no sharpening. There is some motteling on both sides but otherwise it is quite nice. It is marked "Kutmaster / Utica,N.Y.U.S.A." at the ricasso. The leather handle is excellent. It comes with the original scabbard that is in near mint condition. Ref: Cole III pg 67------$ 110.00
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24. Camillus & Ontario Pilot's Knives----Lot of 2 knives----The Camillus is an early pre-67 knife. It is blade marked "Camillus / N.Y." at the ricasso. The blade has light use. The handle is clean and solid. It comes with a scabbard that had been sewn into the flight gear. The Ontario is marked "Ontario / 2-80" on the pommel. The blade has sharpening up to the center line. The handle is very clean. The scabbard has some stains. Ref: Cole III pg 148------$ 60.00 for both
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25. SOLD-------------------------------------M6 Bayonet for M14 Rifle---The blade is unused but may have been touched up with some cold blue. The guard is marked "U.S. M6" and "Milpar Col". The handle is in nice condition. It comes with an early M8A1 scabbard without the metal tip. The M8A1 markings have been removed (don't know why) and the belt hooks are gone. Ref: Cole III pg 113 #3-----$ 35.00
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26. Pilot's Knife--Scarce Sew-In Scabbard----Minty----The blade and handle are unused. The pommel is marked "Ontario / 2-80". It comes with a scarce minty sew-in style scabbard. Ref: Cole III pg 148------$ 50.00
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27.  Gerber Mark II Presentation----Mint in the Box----The blade is 7" long and has the Gerber mark on one side and "001696" on the other. It has a brass guard and pommel and wood handle. The sheath is leather with the Gerber mark on the back side and leather lacing. It comes with the original box that is marked to the knife. I think these are from the 80's-----Mint----$ 280.00
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28. M9 Ontario Bayonet----Mint-----The blade is 7 1/8" long and marked "M-9 / Ontario / Knife Co. / USA" at the ricasso. It comes with the original scabbard that is marked "Ontario / Knife Co." on the back.-------Mint----$ 125.00
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29. Ontario Mark 2----Mint---The blade is 7 1/8" long and marked "U.S. / Ontario" at the ricasso. It comes with the original leather scabbard. I believe these are current issue knives.-----$ 30.00
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30. SOLD-----------------------------------------Ontario & Japan Pilot's Knives----Lot of 2-----The Ontario is marked "Ontario / 1-86" on the pommel. The blade is excellent. The handle is clean. The sheath has a little use and no stone. The other one is unmarked but I think it is from Japan. The blade has a blue finish. The handle is solid. It comes with a scabbard that has use.  Ref: Cole III pg 148------$ 50.00 for Both
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31. SOLD-------------------------------------------------WWII Kabar Mark 1 Type Knife---The bright blade is 5 1/8" long and marked "Ka-Bar / Olean,N.Y." at the ricasso. The blade is excellent with light sharpening. It has a brass guard backed by a red spacer. The leather handle is clean and solid with red and black spacers. It has an aluminum pommel. It comes with a very nice leather scabbard. The best reference I could find was in Cole III pg 84 bottom-------$ 75.00
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32. SOLD--------------------------------------------WWII Camillus Mark 1----The blade is 5 1/8" long and has pin head pitting on both sides. The original parkerizing finish was removed. It is marked "Camillus / N.Y." on one side and "U.S.N." on the other. The leather handle is a little dark but is solid. It comes with a non original leather sheath. Ref: Cole III pg 76 #3-------$ 40.00
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33. SOLD------------------------------------------M5 Fighter with M-5 Leather Scabbard---Minty----Most of these were made by Milpar. This one is different----the blade is 6 3/4" long and marked "Kiffe / Japan" at the ricasso. The M5 guard is unmarked. The grips have no opening for the locking mechanism.  It comes with the scarce leather scabbard that is marked "M-5" at the throat. Ref: Cole IV pg 181----Nice & Unusual----$ 110.00
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34. SOLD-------------------------------------------------WWII 1918 LF&C Knuckle Knife with M6 Milsco Scabbard----Very Nice----The knife has the original finish on the blade and handle. The blade is 6 3/4" long and has just a touch of sharpening right at the cutting edge. The guards are full and have not been cut. It comes with a Milsco M6 scabbard that is in excellent plus condition. It is marked at the throat "U.S. M6 / Milsco / 1943" and an ordnance mark. It also has the original rawhide lacing (but has seperated). As you can see by the marks at the throat of the scabbard, the knife has been with the scabbard a long time and probably issued that way. These are thought to be WWII Paratrooper.  Ref: Cole III pg 26 and pg 106-------Very Nice Set-----$ 875.00
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Miscellaneous Knife Related Items            jrg@woh.rr.com

 

80. "NEW REFERENCE BOOK"-------"Randall Knives-A Reference Book" by Sheldon & Edna Wickersham. Written to provide collectors of Randall Made Knives with a comprehensive guide to help approximate the age of the knives already owned, or knives considered for future purchase. A reference book for Randall knife collectors and enthusiasts. 8 1/2 x 11 inch hardcover format. The book consists of 250 pages with 22 chapters and more than 250 full color photographs. A feast for the eyes as well as the mind. Truly a reference you will pull from the shelves each time a Randall gets you to thinking. They have done a bang up job of it. ---$55.00 postage paid.
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81. SOLD OUT---------------Reference Book---"The U.S. M-3 Trench Knife of World War Two" by Vincent Coniglio. A 42 page soft cover book on the highly collected M3 Trench knives. Shows pictures, markings, types of finish, handles, when used, numbers produced, scabbards, etc. A very good reference book for the M3 collector------$ 20.00 postage paid.
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82. Reference Book--KNIVES of the United States Military WORLD WAR II”, is hardbound, 8.5 by 11 inch format, containing 250 pages.  There are 240 full page color plates depicting the knives of World War II displayed against a background of wartime accouterments and memorabilia.  More than 425 knives are displayed. Included are those knives provided by the military as standard issue and knives with very limited issue like those provided to the Marine Raiders, the First Special Service Force, or the OSS.  Also depicted are knives issued by the Allies as well as those privately purchased by servicemen and those handmade by GI’s in their spare time.  This book is a great reference for collectors.   To order send $59.95 plus $5 shipping to:
Mike Silvey
6908 Diamond Court
Pollock Pines, CA 95726
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83. Reference Book--“Pocket Knives of the United States Military” is the latest book by Michael W. Silvey in his series on U.S. military knives.  This book is hardbound, 7 X 8 inch format, 135 pages of rich color photographs.  It is a historical chronology beginning with the first folders of the early 1800’s and ending with the high tech knives of the twenty first century.   Almost 200 different issue knives are displayed including several that have never been shown in any previous publications.  The book will delight pocket knife collectors in general and will be a rare treat and a great reference for those who collect U.S. military knives. Send $24.95 plus $5 shipping to:
Mike Silvey
6908 Diamond Court
Pollock Pines, CA 95726

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84.  FAKE F/S--The following information is being presented in the hope that other collectors will not get burnt:
Fake 2nd Pattern F/S--Made to be a Free French  Variation--The 6 7/8" blade is blackened, under the black is what appears to be a copper plating or coating. The guard has a small Broad Arrow on the top side. The blackened knurled grip has a large Cross  imbedded in the knurling. The Cross is aprox 1/2" tall and 3/8" wide.  After talking with a couple friends, John Fischer and Tom Parker and re-reading a section of Ron Flook's book, I have come to the conclusion that this thing is bogus.
This additional information came from fellow collector Kerry Gordon.  (thanks Kerry)
I just thought that you might like to know that you weren't the only one ever caught with one of these - not only do I have the French version but I also have one with the Belgian Rampant Lion stamped into the hilt.

The real give away with these is that the blade tang doesn't run all the way through the pommel nut, there's about two threads empty at the end of the nut.  The other thing is that the brass pommel nuts are painted with gloss black paint rather than blackened.

Someone spent a lot of time and effort on these, the blades really are tinned under the blackening and the hilts are blackened brass that is reasonable well checkered.

If you get an opportunity tell the rest of the collectors that there are both variations out there and that they really are bogus.

 

For information or questions contact:

JOHN R. GIBSON
PO BOX 311

Germantown, OH 45327
e-mail:  jrg@woh.rr.com
Voice Mail: (937)-307-2815
 

GARY RULEFORD
PO BOX 381
Bixby, OK 74008
e-mail: zruleford@aol.com
phone: (918)814-5519

 


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These items are sold as a historical and collectible items only. The items are warranted to be as described and shown in the photographs. No guarantee or warranty is expressed or implied as to the usability of the items for its original purpose. The buyer, certifies that he or she is of lawful age and is not prevented by any law from the purchase or possession of these items. The buyer is responsible for knowing, understanding and obeying all Federal, State and Local laws concerning the purchase and possession of this item. 

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The Dog Tag
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1898 Colts
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Vietnam War Militaria
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Elite Military Knives
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M9 Bayonet-Survival Knife
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Military Fighting Knives
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